Wellspring Church DFW

There is much confusion about the so-called "fivefold ministry" of Ephesians 4:11. In this message, Pastor Michael clarifies what each of the "fivefold ministries" is, why they matter, how we avoid abuse, and how all of us can discover our spiritual gifts and join God's global mission.

The church throughout history has recognized that the ascension of Jesus is not an appendix to the story; it's where the story was headed all along. In this message, Pastor Michael connects the ascension of Christ with our experience of His victory and mission in everyday life.

Divided over race, divided over money, divided over politics. Our world is more divided that it's been in recent memory. In this message, Pastor Michael shares from the Book of Ephesians what God has done and will do to bridge the divisions that separate us.

In this message, Pastor Michael shares from "The Parable of the Rich Fool," how to guard our hearts against greed-a far more prevalent peril than we think-and be set free for experiencing God's "true riches."

During the last year and a half, the world has suffered political instability, geopolitical chaos, and an economic crash that rivaled 1929. In the midst of our uncertainty, it is imperative that we understand the nature of our Most High God. In this message, Pastor Michael shows how this name of God-the Most High God-offers comfort and motivation in times of distress. 

In this message. Pastor Michael shares what he and the elders believe the Spirit is saying to Wellspring Church in this season.

When it comes to finding love, families play a role, you play a role, and God plays a role. In this message, Pastor Michael shares from the Song of Solomon how to find love, how to prepare the next generation for love, and how God providentially brings people together. He also cautions us about limitations of love so that our hope is not misplaced.

Love is all-consuming; its jealousy is as unyielding as the grave. In this message, Pastor Michael teaches us how the nature of romantic love demands that we forsake in order to embrace.

If the church doesn't talk about sex, we turn to the world, or else we enter marriage naively thinking that anatomy and biology alone are enough to ensure sexual satisfaction. In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks the "Song of Solomon" in order to help us capture God's vision for love and lovemaking.

In this message, Pastor Michael shares about how he and his wife Alicia endured two separate "winters" in their marriage-in the context of Solomon's difficult season in marriage-and then he shares from the Scripture how we can so the same, as both lovers and friends.

Every romantic relationship faces "winters" of hardship. In this message, Pastor Michael shows from the Song of Solomon how to build a love that lasts through all seasons.

Because Jesus rose from the grave, we can rise again from failure. In this message, Pastor Michael shares how Jesus restores us after failure-just like He did for Peter-in order to fulfill our "resurrected purpose."

In this message, Pastor Michael explains from the story of Jesus' Triumphal Entry the difference between a heart that's grace-resistant and grace-receptive.

In this message, Guest Speaker Larry Titus gives us a message on edifying and uplifting others through our words.

In this message, Guest Speaker Michael Miller shares his favorite scripture, John 10:37, and its role in the Gospel of the Kingdom.

In this message, Guest Speaker Caleb Southerland preaches on 2 Corinthians 5:21 and the themes of restoration as seen in the scripture.

There's a big difference between quitting and finishing. To quit is to give up, but to finish is to fulfill God's purpose in the strength He supplies.  In this message, Pastor Michael shares from the Book of Ephesians about God's eternal purpose, our unique purpose, and how to fulfill both-by grace and through faith.

Christ didn't just come to create new persons, but a whole new people... a whole new society. Some version of this utopia has been promised by politicians and philosophers the world over, but none have been able to deliver. Christ has delivered, however, in the unique, diverse creation called, "church." In this message, Pastor Michael shares how we can cooperate with Christ's cosmic reconciliation...

Transformation is inspiring. But how do we experience it? In this message, Pastor Michael teaches from Ephesians 2 the difference between what we were by nature and what we are by grace - God's before and after. In the end you will marvel at how profound our salvation is, as you learn practically how to experience its transformative power.